Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 JANUARY 14 - --.V. f 1 L A lx r j *; ,5k v>- ^ V ■ . Wff #Mc N i! ! • ■ XJ >4 or: Mb / J . r L 'f wjaj Safety For Your Money / is always an intensely absorbing question But that is the least of our claims on your attention. • » We are doing a progressive banking business, and we are prepared to serve your banking needs with thorough ness, care, and a consistent courtesy -offering every pos sible accommodation in harmony with sound business principles. Such a service should have interest and value'for you. DEPOSIT WITH A X COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of FAKIRS AMI MERCHANTS BANK WALTERBORO, S. C. Showing ita Steady Growth For the Past Seven \ ears Years JAN. 2nd, 1908 JAN. 2nd. 1909 JAN. 2nd, 1910 JAN. 2nd, 1911 JAN. 2nd. 1912 JAN. 2nd, 1913 JAN. 2nd, 1914 Deposits *78,754.98 $83,824.18 $122,631.56 $123,598.59 $124,604.72 $142,260.77 $187,173.33 Resources $112,587.13 $112,323.61 $151,133.04 $154,859.97 - $155,517.60 $188,284.89 $253,792.75 The First National Bank INCREASE FOR 1913. Deposits $44312^6 Resources $65,507.86 THIS MEANS THAT WE HAVE THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE, INSPIRED BY SAFE, N CONSERVATIVE MEfHODS NOW AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NEW YEAR IS THE TIME TO START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US ' X. . . 1 Come And See Them They Arrived on the 12th, Inst. Fresh Car Load of HORSES and MULES J T WALTERBORO LIVE STOCK & VEHICLE COMPANY DIRECTORS: C. D. May* R. H. Wichman J. G. Padgett B. G. Price M H. Hiott A. H. Wichman B. G. Wiliis . B. H. Willis > E. Hubsier * G. C. Brown • 1. M. Fishburne Monday, Wednesday And Friday. - ' ° ^ White Meat 10 Cents lb. By Piece 21 lbs. of Sugar for $1.00 For Cash And Not Delivered. Children’s Cioaks Going at Co>t. Examine Our Stock of Ladies, Children and Men’^hoes. Cm .^uit You in Style and Quality. Headquarters for Fancy (Groceries. THE BRICK STORE HE COUETON BANKING COMPA The Oldest Bank In County, Its Patrons and Friend A Happy and Prosperous New Year. WE MADE IT SATISFACTORY AND SAFI • t OUR FRIENDS MADE IT SUCCESSFUL AND SURE. John P. Lucas, Paul Sanders E. L. Lemacks. H. W. Black, R. Ludlow 7 Fraser. You Want the Best Sto 1 or Rangethat Money will Bi Buy the one with ThU Mart = You’ll have The 1t’« nudeThe Favorite Don’t buy a Paper Stove or Range—buy the 1 that has proven its perfection by years of satis tory cooking and heating service. Paper St( and Ranges are made to sell, and it don’t take \ good material and much skill to make them — L. K. Colt* of Columbia, manager of the North Slate Life luauraure Company of Columbia, was in town on iuutlnoHH yesterday. , Mrs. A. E. Williams of Williams, has returned from a pleasant visi* to Itldfceland wher« she was the Kue.?t of her brother, J. Hartow Benton. Woman’s Missionary Union. t T. H. Shatter will begin the J construction within a fe* days of Program for the quarterly meet large war-house Immediately in lnR of thp MiB8ion a r; . Un . rear of the store nbw occupied l» th- H. W. ^loben Store. Inc. T he var- house, when completed, will he used by th« Benton-Koger Hardware Co., which firm will occupy th store now- occupied bg the it. M. I ohen Store, Inc., In Arranging our Large Stock of Goods which we have recently bought we have run across several odds and ends which we must move at very low prices. Thus beginning with the New Year we will inauguarte ourlarge A Five Cent Remnant Sale This will consist of remamnt pieces of dry goods in all coiqrs. styles and grades, and much of it is the higher priced goods. Several other articles useful in the home will ••e included. / Our Shoe Department ion of the Colleton Association to be held a* Bethlehem Baptist Church the fourth Saturday and, Sunday of this month. Saturday. 10 o'clock. I» votional exercises led by Miss G. A. Ackerrngn. H port the State W. M. V. at ; Anderson.' .Vlft. H. J. Givens. Discussions on the Royal Ambas sador work. Mrs. A. B. Chandler and Mrs. (I. A. Martin. So:m> reasons for having specified dues iu the aocl«*ties, Mrs. J. C. Col- , funi ^ Short sketch on the lives of the ; Judson.s. Mrs. J. C. Law-son. Per.onal Service. General discus sion. Busin *ss. Prayer Adjournment. Sunday, 11 o’clork. Sermon by Pastor J. C. Lawson. All societies that have not elected delegates are urged to do so at once. Mrs. J. C. Collum, Supt. It has taken nearly si years of the very best et to learn how to make ti THE FAVORITE WA\ Thousands of “pap Mr. Lo®g in Town. W. W. Long, the h“ad of the Gov ernment Farm Demonstration Work in South Carolina, spent a few days in town last week with B. G. Price, bounty Farm Demonstrator. Mr. Long is planning th n establishment of m poultry association in Colleton Coun ty and will, within a few days, send a man here to look over the situation with the object in view of organising such an association among th*> chick en people of the county. This associa-v tion will work for the establishment of standard breeds of chickens and th** proper marketing of chickens and eggs stoves and ranges are annually, principall, mail order houses, also by a good many n ufacturers. People soon learn to leave i concerns alone. Much is promised for tl * “paper” stovps and ran But not so much is promised for them, than the Favo in years of service, has already proven that^t can perf( The “paper” stoves don’t promise such careful fitting, such spit workmanship, such superior finish, so many exclusive features * really help; as the favorites are known to have—known whei stoves and ranges are made. And they can promise nothing valid as to the wearing qualities economy, or the helpfulness of their products, because they hax past performances to base such promises on. TWr>*i offers tor the next few weeks unheard of values in fix (wear for every member of Ihr. ^ © . |ii' famil*. We have them for the man, woman, bay and girl, and your whole family can be lilteci al our store. The latest styles will be offered at the very lowest prices, and it * * k '*,- • ... will he to your advantage to look over oar offerings before making your purchases. Exceedingly Low Prices V will prevail in our other departments, and you will save money by learning immediately that the Ackermans* Store is the one which combines style, grade, and serviceableness • . r ’ “ with the lowest prices. \ i backed br •iztjr jrMtvof aolid i I a atova or rang* that waaa’t all i to tbe om who boosht It. Tbafo an exceptional record. There Un’t another i aaa equal it So whoa you make up year miad that it’s about time to bay a i ar for i i that hai A. WICHMAN & SON XOTKK Notice is nereby given that tha R-gistration hooks for the Town of Walterboro will be open every Mon day from Jan. 1. 1M4 to April the First for the purpose of regis tering vol"rs for the arrroaching Mia.cipal election. As a requreneut for securing registration certificates all men must present a count) ro- gistration certificate as weM a.- a tot j receipt tor the y-ar IDin. H. W BLACK. JR Supervisor of Municipal Kegistraflm In Memoriani. In r.-Ri but loving ‘ r-m'mbrar.ee oi m> devoted granddaughter. Kthel M. Arnett, who departed this iife January IS. 1913. 1 miss the«*. Ethel, more than uords can desenb *, * And whil" thy form no more l see, My heart becomes sadder each day. Sleep on: I'll meet you byv» and bye. Grand Mother. Arcosg the social features .oL, thr season was the card parjty given by Mrs. W. V Glover on Railroad Ave nue last we-k. Those present were Misses Atalie Mobre. Billy Strobel Eunice Clever. HaM.e Glover, Kati Glovqr: Mrs W. C. Glover. Mrs. John Glover: Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Mc- Alharv ; Messrs. Luchin Patterson, J. E. Moore. Stuart Glov-r. Dalntv refreshments were served after the card playing, Miss McDowell of Union, who is teaching school neax town, attended cllyvfc in town Sunday. J B. Srooak. a prominent citizen of Shiloh, was in town yesterday. FORD The Universal Car BUY IT BECAUSE IT’S A BETTER CAR MODEL T * TOURING CAR $ t o. b. Waiteibi ro 600 Get Particulars From A. H. WICHMAN*. See. & Treas. Walterboro'.Garage Cc., Ltd.